What make of bridle is this?

Lizzy3

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Hi guys,
I’ve been given a bridle but I’m trying to find out what make it is and I can’t find anything online. It’s a brown leather flash bridle with a round yellow badge with N in the middle. Anyone have any idea what it could be pls? Tia :)
 

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Ooh. I have a headcollar with what sounds like the same badge on it, I've always wondered what make it is. Not very helpful for you I admit but will be interested if anyone knows!
 

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Hi, thank you for your help. I’ve checked on the website but it’s not the same badge sadly so can’t be them :(
 

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Is it a new bridle? If it’s an old one, could it be a Naylor bridle? Derek Naylor (now Naylors Equestrian in Rochdale) use to make saddles and bridles, I’m not 100% certain if his badges were yellow with an N or green.
 

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Thanks for your help, I’ll google it and see if I can find the badge. My friend said she’s had it for 10 years ish but she can’t remember the make.
 

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Is it a Norton? My yard owner has the same bridle and has had it over 10 years. She thinks it's a Norton brand, though not sure where the Norton is from
 

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Thanks, that was my first thought too but when I looked online I can’t see any badge on the norton bridles at all so still not sure lol!
 

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Here's the logo isolated from the rest of the bridle, and rotated.



I can't find anything like it on the Intarwebs; if it's old, whoever made it might have changed logo, or stopped working before the web was invented...

Then again, the maker might have put the purchaser's initial on the bridle.
 

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Oh wow that’s brilliant :) thank you! I guess it’s going to remain a mystery then lol but if it is old it’s been made very well and it’s a lovely bridle whatever the make is :)
 
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